The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-02

| Work & Baker have moved
their tin and stove shop into the
room lately occupied by the Logan
Manufacturing Co., one door west
of Rochester's store.
Col. Rempel and wife gave an
informal reception Wednesday
evening in compliment to their
guest, Capt. Roby, of Detroit. 1t
was very pleasant affair.
Mayor Steinman has been in
teresting himself in the selection
of candidates for Councilmen.
Take matters little quiet Judge.
You don't own the earth.
Rev. D. r.. Moore will preach a
sermon on Sunday morning to the
children, young and old; all are in
vited and we promise all will be
entertained and instructed.
oliver A. Keith has purchased
the bakery and confectionery shop
of John Tennyhill, on Main Street.
and will conduct n first.class
bakery and confection store.
George Hartman is selling all
kinds of Family groceries, flour,
meat, feed, potatoes etc., of best
quality at the East End Grocery
and at the lowest prices. Give
a call.
When you want honest dealing
you do not look for itamong cheats,
neither should you expect to re-
ceieve good government from those
who disregard law, courts and the
voice Of the people.
Capt. G. w. Roby, Provost
Marshal of this district during the
war, at Circleville, but now of De-
troit, Mich, was in the city several
days this week, the guest of his old
friend Col. Rempel.
The time is drawing near
when the Standard Opera Com
pany will appear for weeks en-
tertainment at Rempel's Opera
House. Bear this in mind and pre-
pare yourself accordingly.
Rose & Sulzbacher are on
hand as usual with their immense
stock of spring bargains, in cloth
and gents furnishing goods, which
no one should fail to see. Consult
their new advertisement.
Miss Clara Brehm closed six
months term of school in Laurel
Tp., being her third successive
term in the same district. She
will commence term next Mon
day in Berne, Up Fairfield Co.
There are numerous streets
and alleys in town where crossings
ought to be put in-Council should
invest their money in permanent
and useful improvem ants, instead
of trying to enforce local option.
The Republican city ticket is
as follows: Solicitor, Robert F.
Price; Street Commissioner, Calvin
Hopkins; Cemetery Trustee, M. d.
Moore. Second ward, Councilman,
Thos. Rochester; Assessor, Perry
Moorehead.
There is absolutely no excuse
for any one believing in freedom
and good government, scratching
a single nomination on the Demo-
cratic ticket, they are all honest,
sober, intelligent and honest men,
and worthy of support.
Bright, White, steinman & Co.,
are most too good to dwell among
mortals, but Heaven and Hades
have each ruler and some lone
island is their only hope. Go
among the Cannibals, they may be
able to find use for you.
1t was rumored on Friday
morning that burglars had blown
the safe in Tipton's store and OBJ
tanned about $4,000 in money.
But remembering that Friday was
April 1st. we did not have adequate
vigor to investigate the matter.
The Hunter street Evangelical
Luthern church was burglarized
one night last week and the con-
tents of the missionary box taken
amounting to something over 81.
Let's have more law and order and
less prohibition agitation.
Yesterday at Boardman's mill,
Kills Gowens, colored man, acci-
dentally cut the index finger of the
left hand while chopping, as to re-
quire amputation. lie was taken
to DR.. Campbell's office, where the
finger was amputated.
We learn from the Clinton,
Mo-, Democrat of March 90, that
Mrs. Catnarine 1. Naylor wife of
James III. Naylor, died of Con-
sumption at La Due, Mo-, March "a
1887, aged 80 years. She was O